Electronically controlled multi-sensor fluid detection and alarm device to reveal the presence or the arrival of a fluid at user defined locations

An electronically controlled multi-sensor fluid detection and signal emitting device characterized by it comprising a two electrodes fixed sensor built onto the device's casing and a two electrodes peripheral sensor, said device has the ability to receive the connection of one or a plurality of peripheral sensors by means of one or a plurality of connecting ports entering its casing, said ports are wired to the electronic control board thus allowing all sensors to be supervised by the same electronic circuit, the latter being in charge of emitting a signal in case the presence of a fluid is detected by the fixed sensor and/or by one or a plurality of peripheral sensors connected to the device through said ports.